Substance Use Disorder If the client does not require inpatient care or detoxification, they are referred directly to our adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). During this level of care, the client participates in frequent groups and individual counseling sessions that are supplemented by educational presentations concerning the major aspects of substance abuse and recovery. In addition, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), will be discussed, medical referrals will be made for the client if necessary. The objective of this level of treatment is to have the client move toward accepting their use, enhancing their motivation for recovery, and achieving long-term recovery from alcohol and drugs. After a client has finished, they attend the Outpatient Program (OP), which consists of less hours weekly.If the client does not require inpatient care or detoxification, they are referred directly to our adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). During this level of care, the client participates in frequent groups and individual counseling sessions that are supplemented by educational presentations concerning the major aspects of substance abuse and recovery. In addition, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), will be discussed, medical referrals will be made for the client if necessary. The objective of this level of treatment is to have the client move toward accepting their use, enhancing their motivation for recovery, and achieving long-term recovery from alcohol and drugs. After a client has finished, they attend the Outpatient Program (OP), which consists of less hours weekly.If the client does not require inpatient care or detoxification, they are referred directly to our adult Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). During this level of care, the client participates in frequent groups and individual counseling sessions that are supplemented by educational presentations concerning the major aspects of substance abuse and recovery. In addition, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), will be discussed, medical referrals will be made for the client if necessary. The objective of this level of treatment is to have the client move toward accepting their use, enhancing their motivation for recovery, and achieving long-term recovery from alcohol and drugs. After a client has finished, they attend the Outpatient Program (OP), which consists of less hours weekly.